How to send messages, photos, and packages
Lea County Correctional Facility allows inmates to place outbound phone calls and use video visit services through approved vendors. Calls generally require money in the inmate's account or an established billing arrangement. The facility lists Securus for billing and video-visit information at (800) 844-6591, and a visitor information PDF also lists ITI for account setup at 1-814-949-3303. One catch: facility documents don't match on call limits—one policy lists 20 minutes per call, while the visitor PDF lists 15 minutes. Collect-call pricing depends on your location; an example rate shows a 15- or 20-minute collect call to the Stroudsburg area at about $3.55. Since vendors, setup steps, limits, and rates can change, confirm current details with the facility or vendor before setting anything up.
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When your loved one's facility routes personal mail through the Securus Digital Mail Center, getting the address format exactly right is what keeps your letter from getting delayed or bounced back.
Inmates place outbound calls when they have funds in their account or have billing arranged with the facility’s vendors. Lea County lists Securus at (800) 844-6591 for billing and video-visit information, and the visitor PDF also lists ITI for account setup at 1-814-949-3303.
Facility sources conflict: the Telephone Usage Policy lists a 20-minute call limit, while the visitor information PDF lists 15 minutes. Confirm the current limit with the facility or the communications vendor.
An example rate lists a 15- or 20-minute collect call to the Stroudsburg area at about $3.55. Rates vary by destination, and longer distances or different area codes may cost more.
Send personal mail through the Securus Digital Mail Center, and include the inmate’s full name and ID number along with your full return name and physical address. Mail is only accepted when it arrives via USPS or a delivery company.
No. Money orders can’t include letters inside, and they must clearly display the inmate’s name.
Yes, but they must be sent directly from the publisher and addressed to the facility’s street address. Before you order anything, check publisher and content restrictions, since some materials may be rejected.
Staying in touch is usually possible by phone, and video visitation may also be an option through the same provider. Here's how to get set up, what limits to expect, and what to double-check before making plans.
Sending money to someone at Lea County Correctional Facility is usually straightforward once you know the process. This guide does not include specific payment vendors, fees, limits, or hours because those details were not available. Use the checklists and steps below to confirm the exact rules with the facility before sending anything. Getting the details right upfront prevents rejected or delayed payments.
Visitation rules can be strict and change without much notice. For Lea County Correctional Facility, verify the current requirements directly with the facility before you make the trip.
